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And now for my favorite part….the QUILTING. For this block, I use both the walking foot and the free motion foot.
If you have an idea on how you’d like this to be quilted, please share!!
~PattyAnne
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I LOVE the fabric used for this block – especially the blue with the little gold flecks. I love a bit of bling!!💕
The cutting for this block is pretty straightforward. If you go to my previous blog post, I have written out the cutting dimensions for you.
As mentioned in the notes for the video, if you’d like to use the same fabrics that I’ve used, you can purchase a fat quarter bundle from Christa Quilts here.
Next on to BOW #3 Part Three where we plan our quilting strategy AND quilt the block. See you there!!
~PattyAnne
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In this video, variations of the Road to Oklahoma four-block layout are shown. As mentioned in the video, the final four-block quilt measures 20″ x 20″ – a perfect size for a table topper or a wall-hanging.
Cutting directions for EACH of the 9″ x 9″ blocks:
Tune in to Part 2 where we will cut and sew the block.
Next, on to Part 3 where we will plan the free motion quilting, plan the walking foot portion of the quilting AND actually quilt the block.
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~PattyAnne
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These colors just make my heart sing. I cannot WAIT to get started on this BOW! The patterns and videos will be eady…… I’ll meet you back here on Sunday!!
Today, however, I’m resting after eye surgery – YES, I’m THAT old. Don’t worry though, I’ll be up and at ’em in a day (says ME).
For now, I hope you are enjoying these BOW quilt alongs as much as I am. 🙂
See you soon to enjoy a cuppa together AND a new BOW.
~PattyAnne
PS. LMK if you have a favorite block you’d like me to work on!!
Two of my FAVORITE quilting tools:
I love using these pins to baste my quilts rather than the ‘stinky’ spray baste. Click on the image for more details.
Also, I ALWYS wear my Machingers Gloves whether I’m walking foot quilting or free motion quilting. Again, click if you’d like more info.
